For diagnostic comparisons, patients with schizophrenia were matched to normal controls based on gender, race, brain pH and PMI.
The levels of expression in these neoplasms were matched to normal mammary gland tissues from virgin, lactating, involuting, and nonpregnant multiparous females.
Asthmatic subjects matched to normal controls in terms of age, sex, and body mass index (BMI) were selected from among the asthma cohort of Bucheon Hospital for inclusion in this study.
To determine whether the above gene set identified in established cell lines are of clinical relevance, we compared their expression profiles in 24 pairs of clinical colon tumor samples matched to normal colon tissues.
To determine whether hypermethylation of the NDRG2 gene could be ascertained in primary CRC (Table 1), BSA of 30 primary colon tumour tissues matched to normal tissues was performed.
The methylation status of promoter regions of these putative tumour-suppressor genes was assessed by BSA in untreated cell lines, in tumour matched to normal tissues of one patient, in vitro methylated DNA (IVD) and in normal lymphocytes (NL).
